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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-15
Reward for a Horse Thief

Yesterday Governor Lee offered a re-
ward OF 500 for one James Clarke, "a
notorious horse thief and outlaw, who at
thc August term of the county Court of
Henry county was convicted and scnten-
cei to ihe penitentiary for ten years, but
who escaped from the jain of said county
and is now at large. This reward is
offered 20 any person who shall arsest
said James Clarke and deliver him at
the aii of said county.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-15
Dr. Jnhn Randolph BrYan.

Yesterday afternoon At $3.50 o'clock the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad brought 10
the city from Charlottesville the remains
Of DE-. John Randolph Bryan. The body
was accompanied by a number of friends
and relatives. At the depot were gather
ed large number OF the deceased
Doctors friends including two OF his
sons The remains were taken 20 the
old homestead Eagle Point in Gloucester
county for burial.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-15

Mr. W b. G. Chalkley of Chesterfield
who was iu the city yesterday, remarked
toa representative of the TIMES that he
had never for years seen the streams and
ponds of That county SO low as at present
on account of The protractcd drought
which ha- been prevailing there I'm
some places streams usually running
have entirely dried up while in Others
thc wafer is s0 low That in ihe deepest
hole. fish can be caught with an ordinary
drag uet The drought has naturally
caused considerable Inconvenience and
some suffering.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-15
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The Defendants Sent ga to the Grand
jury.

PErERsuuHc, "a, September l4-In
the Police Court this morning the crmi-
nal libel cases OF r. p Barham. editor
and publisher of the lnder. lppeR and
" W Evans, editor and owner of the
lugtn" LaHot the organ of the colored
people here, were called for examination.
The charge against Mr Barham was that
OF publishing In the issue Of the lEder
iHDtH of the Both of August. As a paid
for advertisement resolutions adopted at
The meeting OF colored voters. which re.
hecied in very causiic manner upon
Hon J. j. Jarrett mayor of the city
The charge against Evans is that of pub
fishing lu the Iaacstan article, which May.
Oh jarrett claims was intended for him.
AMI which he says was false. The article
was hures4ue on the way IN which
Mayor jarrett dispensed Justice between
Che white ami colored classes. Messr.
Barham and Evans were both sent Oh 20
the grand jury for indictment. They
were released en bail for their appear
ance Mayor Jarrett some days ago
brought suit against Mr. Barllam for
$1,000 damages for libel
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-15

Governor Lee. with Mr.. James T. Wal
Ier DIS private secretary and Colonies
g. O'B Cowardiu md j Hampton lloge
of DIS s'ail, left Yesterday morning for
Philadelphia to attend to-day ihe open.
ing of lhc centennial anniversary Of the
adoption and framing of the Consttu-
fim The Walker Light Guard. Com
pans b First Virginia Regiment Captain
Henry g. Jonc. committee from the
uHrl Veterans. and detachment ofthe
city Fire Department left yesterday
afternoon
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-15
VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
All Arrangements Made for the Opening
of the session

VI ttlt session
The first half session OF the Virginia
Mechanics Institute. of which Captain
George A. Ainslie is president. will begin
on Monday night, October 3d next, aud
the arrangements for the opening Of the
session are about completed Tie fol
lowing is a list Of the instructors and the
course of studies
c. 7. 4. Burgwyn, principal, and in
stmctor of trigOnometry, applied me
chanics, architectural construction, and
engineering. W. r. Highsm assistant
instructor Of architectural construction ,
II X Griililhs, instructor Of N, chanical
design j. w. Link, instructor Of in
strumenial drawing W. f. II Finke,
assistant Instructor OF instrumental draw
ing William +. sheppard instructor Of
free hand drawing D. W. De Sylvia.
assistant instructor of free hand drawing
Lyon g Tyler, instructor OF arithmetic
classes 3 and G George ). Crensh4W,
instructor Of arithmelic-cla 4 Reu.
ben Shirrcns, instructor Of algebra and
geometry W. W Pool instructor of
bookkeeping G. II. brner, assistant in
structor Of bookkeeping Or, Charles H.
Chalkley instructor Of chemistry, cleo
tTiCity and physics.
Committee on night school W. j.
Whitehurst chairman, Henry c. Jones,
and W L. simons
Applicants for admission at the be-
ginning of the session will be required to
stand an examination, aud cannot Dee
admitted unless qualified 10 enter with
out preliminary instruction
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-15
OVER THE WIRES.
LATEST EVENTS or INTEREST At
HOUE AND ABROAD

The Chicago Anarchists to Hang The
Mitchelstown tTsIr not to be Insesti-
gated No Mercy for the Irish Big
Telegraph Deal -NisceIlaneou. Matters.
OTTAWA. September l4.-The Supreme
Court this morning delivered an opinion
in the Anarchist case, affirming the judg-
ment Of the court below
Just before the opening OF the court
every one seemed 10 have a feeling that
something was going to hsppen Before
the hour for convening of court, lawyers
and reporters seemed TO have that feel
ing and cOnver-ed with each other in
subdued tones
Justice Magruder appeared flushed
and nervous as he entered the court
room, the cause of which was evidenced
few moments later when Chief Justice
Sheldon turned 10 him. and. in voice
which would have been inaudible save
Tor the deathlv stiffness which pervaded
the room. said Justice Magruicr
have you any announcement to make ~
The flushed appearance Of the jus ice
changed to that of psllor and his voice
was husky as he responded In August
Spies and others against the people of me
State Of Illinois No 50, adyisement
docket
The chief Justice neTyously turned the
leaves OF the court docket 90 the case
indicated when the Justice read the de-.
cision Of the court in the" Anarchist ease
AsHE COMMENCED READING
he fegained his composure. Ills voice
was clear and distinct until the order
fixing the death penalty and date of ex-
ecution was reached. when his reading
became labored, his voice husky
and his manner showed that is was with
the greatest emotion that he performed
the duty he had been delegated by his
associates to perform Having voiced
the decision Ot the court In the most eel
obrated case ii has ever been called upon
TO decide the justice who made ihe
announcement at once left the bench and
retired to his room
In this case the judgment of the court
below il affirmed AS 10 all and as % each
and every one 0f the defendants An
opinion has been prepared setting forth
the reasons Of the affirmation of the
judgment The opinion ia now handed
TO the clerk TO be filed
Judge Sheldon announced that he con.
CURED in the opinion
JCpGE MULKEY's VIEWS
Judge Mukey said ut IS not nay 10
tentiOn 10 offer separate opinion. rs
should have done desire t0 avail my
self of this occasion 10 say that while
concur in the conclusions reached and
also in the general views a. entertained
Ia tue opinion filed, do not wish TO be
understood as holding that the record is
free from error, for do not think it Is
! am, nevertheless, of the opinion that
none Of the errors complained of ARE of
such serious character as to require a re-
yersai of the judgment
JUSTICE SHELDON THEN ANNOUNCED THE
DATE oF EXECUTION
as follows In this case the court orders
that the sentence OF the Superior Cour
Of Cook county of the defendants In the
Indictment, August Spies, Samuel Fielden.
a. Parsons Adolph Fischer. Engcl. Louis
Ling, be carried into effect by the sheriff
of Cook county on the ith day of No
vember next on Friday between ihe
hours of l0o'clock forenoon and + u clock
in the afternoon on that day. The judg
mcnt VI the court was unanimous
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-15
Gambling House.

Thomas Brown was sent on l0 the
Hastings Court yesterday by Police JUS
Gcc Richardson Oh the charge of keep
ing gambling house Jacob Henry was
the witnos. for the Commonwealth iie
-wole to gambling there The place was
ODD Seventh street between Main and
Cary While gambling there he wa-
wounded with a sluug-sh0t in the hands
of some party unknown Brown ,w0re
Iat $3.50 gambling went on iu his house
nor bad 10 been for two years
Thc court decided that 30 was matter
lor thc jury to decide
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-15

The continued case Of All Lee, a full
account Of which was given in yester-
days TINES was acted on by Judge
Atkins Yesterday morning All Lees
lawyer, Randolph asked Judge Atkins
TO discharge his client The Court asked
ON what grounds These grounds Ran
dolph could not give. so the case was
continued until next Saturday in order to
allow Randolph 10 hunt 40 authorities
on the subject. The Judge has searched
his authorities and the two will have
both ready for use on next Saturday.
Then the case will be decided.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-15

AUSTIN, Tax, sept 1.-THE return
ing board yesterday canvassed The vote
of The counties on thc several consliiu-
tionaal amendments voted upon on the 5th
of August last The total vote 0f the
State ia favor of prohibition amend
meDi was l2g253 against prohibition,
22i 627; majority against prohibition,
% ,6j4 The figures are subject 20 reyi.
sion The returns Of several counties
exhibit apparent errors The other
amendments were aii defeated by MAORI
tie. ranging from G0000 90 nearly 1885,
900, the ameQdment extending the legi--
latiye session being defeated by the
largest majority
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-15

The County Court Of IIenrico was in
session Yesterday, Judge +. c. Minor
presiding. Two civil cases were heard
and postponed until the next term of the
court
The petit jury were discharged for the
term.
The court then adjourned until 10 day
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-15
Meeting of ,he Principals aud Teachers

Meeting of the Principals and Teachers
The Public school of the city open to-
day Allthc old scholars will report at
their respective schools this morning for
enrolment, and the new scholars wil be
enrolled tomorrow. The list Of pupils
promises 90 be very large.
Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock the
principals and teachers of the coloref
schools met al the High School building
for assignment and instruction. and at
l2 O'Clock the principals and teachers OF
the white schools met for the same pur-
pose. Some half dozen new teachers
were added 60 the list already published,
and some few trining changes were made
After the meetings adjourned there was
an informal gathering in the room of the
building al which the new teachers were
introduced and various matters relating TO
the schools discussed.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-15

Iht Committee ON Grounds and Build
Hs- mc' yesterday morning 90 pass upon
Mr payroll of thc City Hall, which was
passed b., at The regular meeting Of THE
committee on Monday last because q
majority of thc members present did not
vote for ifs approval Messrs Pilzini
keuller and Sullivan were present q
bare quorum, and the payroll was app
proved hy majority vote The vote
$3.50, moi recorded
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-15

The United Veterans left Yesterday
evening on the $50 Northern train for
Philadelphia There were about thirty
members present Mr. X Ii Fox was
acting commander He will have charge
of the party while in Philadelphia A
number OF members left on the earlier
trains There will be about fifty mem
hcrs present at the celebration.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-15

Yesterday Governor Lee accepted q
requi-itiOu from the Governor Of Ten
nc-ee for one George Fenen, charged in
Hawkins county with carrying pistol.
A rcLdition warrant was mailed 10 Prior
Upton Jones of Lee Valley, Hawkins
county the agent appointed by the Exc
cuuyc of Tennessee. authorizing him 10
receive and carry said Ferreh 60 that
State. there 90 De dealt with according to
Jaw
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-15
Boom in Marriages.

Yesterday the clerk Of the Hastings
Court issued eight marriage licenses. OF
these three were 10 white couples and
five 10 colored couples The clerk told
The reporter that he had not known such
a boom in the marriage line for a long
time past and that nearly all the business
transacted at the clerks office yesterday
was the issuance Of these licenses
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-15
The Vt. Ieger stake. Run.

LONDON. Sept mber, l4-This is the
second day OF the Doncaster races The
race for the 81 Leger Stakes was won
by kilwardin, owned by Lord Rodney.
Merry Hampton, owned by Mr. Abingdon
was a second. and the Duchess OF Mont.
roses Timothy was third
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-15
Suspicious Characters.

Charles Smith and John IL Franklin,
two suspicious characters. were before
the Police Court yesterday Smith,
case was continued until tomorrow.
Franklin. who had been found Tres
passing on the Richmond and Danyille
railroad cars, was given sixty days in
Jail in default Of surety. An honest
tramp is told TO leave the city in twenty
four hours. Thieying tramps are put in
tafl
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-15

LoSDOS. September i4-Dispatches
from the East state that fierce fire has
been burning unchecked for days in the
forests Of Beloya, Macedonia Two ih0us.
aud haclares or about 5000 acres have
already been consumed.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-15
BRAINnD VIM Al ANr.
An Indiana Tragedy Results from "a Trade
in Mules.

in Mules.
CHICAGO, Sept IA Louisville. XIV.
special to the Times says Charles Cole
aud Jacob Sterner are farmers near New
Washington, Clark County. Ind Both
are prominent church members. and
their property is probably the finest in
that part Of the country. They had all
ways been warm friends until last Satur.
day, when they traded mules and Cole
got the worst OF the bargain. Late YES
terday afternoon Steiner was passing
the residence of Cole and stopped 10
speak to one Of the family The latter
was ont feeding some stock behind the
barn, and called to Sterner The visit
ors went inside the barn with Cole. and
in about TWO minutes one OF
the farm hands heard an agonized
scream from that direction. Hurry
ing to the barn, be saw Cole coming ont
Of the door with bis hands covered with
blood He did not look up as the fam
hand passed him, and, mounting horse,
rode away at gallop Harrying down
TO the barn the family found Steiner
just outside "A stall lying on the hoor with
the blood streaming from terrible cut on
the side Of his head and Il bloOd-stained
axe lying near him lie was still alive,
bat respiration was hardly perceptible
An examination showed that the injured
mans skull was crushed ia horrible
manner, and the doctor at once prOnOunc-
cd the case hopeless.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-15
NTW YORK REPt BIICANS.


~ARAToGA, September 1.-THE Re
publican Convention this evening nomi
mated the following ticket Secretary Of
State Colonel Fred d. Grant Comp
troller. Jessie LamOreauk Of Saratoga
Attorney. General Jane. 4 Dennison Of
Johnstown Treasurer Jas Carmichael 0f
Erie. State Engineerand Surgeon, q. II. X.
Cornell of ithica Grant name was pro-
posed by senator Eyarts. and he was
nOmInaial hY ArlAmAlInn
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-15

WAsmNoroN. ID. e.. September i4.-
President and M. Cleveland, with their
parry, will leave here tomorrow after
noon at pm IN a special car attached
to the express train They will return
Saturday night
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-15

The Chicago Anarchists Ia Hang The
Mitchslstown t1sir not to be Insssii-
gated No Mercy for the Irish \ Big
Telegraph Deal -Niscellsneou. Matters.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-15
TOWN TOPICS.
rdRfOIN ITEMS OF INTEREST
THROUGHOUT THE err.

4 Assignment 81 Teachers Tor the Public
schools Corps of Instructors of the Me
chnnics' Institute Police Court N0te,
Tho Clay Ward AotlNes other Matters.
TuT rfBLTC StHOOSI
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-15

Nellie Cox, the daughter Of an Episco-
pal minister Of Newtown, statan Island
has Joined the Roman Catholic church
She married DR.. 0'ConnOr a Catholic.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-15
THE BALL FIELD.
The Games Played Yesterday

New YoRR, September 81 THE fob.
lowing is the score of the game, played
to-day
indianapolis, 3 New lork>, s.
Detroits. 10 BostOns. O.
Chicagos, :; Philadelphia-, -.
Pittsburgs, o Washingtons, ,.
Brooklyns, , Cincinnatis,
Athletics Louisyilles, g.
Metropolitans, d, Cleyelands. 4.
Extra game-Metropoltans, > Cncin-
nalis. g.
BaltimOres, . ST. Louis. 4.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-15
Governor Blackburn Dead.

FRANKFoRr, KY, September l4.-Ex-
Governor Luke Blackburn died at 3
oclOck this afternoon.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-15

Contractors and Builders
QUESTION. d. Slain rwcf
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-15
DlA,lONDClllP.

1t Was rumored last night that the Gin.
cinnati Club will join the League Al the
end OF the present season in case il can Sc
cure second place in the Association race.
Daley has been fined 800 and Gill
gan has been fined S2j for being absent
from the WashingtOns without leave.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-15

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Advertising sign artist
u. Wa. -.fH~a speciality.
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Soap Factory.
~ a 3d.. 1886 funhUu street Icstah.
lI.r' aul Laundry Soaps
Tailor.
'"n. He.fth street. under American
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indertakrrs;
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tonc. 5d.
n're 'lshe.se- and Cots.
1il Main strect mauuactu
Woven Wire MATTRESSES
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-15

PHILADELPHIA. September,l4 There
is scarcely doubt now that Detroit will
win the National League championship
and a. the ST. Louis Club j. assured Of
the American pennant for the third time.
President Won Der Abe is going ahead
with his arrangements for the series Of
games for the worlds championship. tie
was in telegraphic communication with
President Stern Of Detroit. and the lat
Ter advised him 10 go ahead The mum
Der Of games to be played between the
StLoms and Detroit Clubs has not set
been agreed upon, but the series will
probably consist Of ~ games.
The FIRST games will be played ai De
trOil II the series should result ia q tie
and a deciding game is necessary. it will
be- played Oh neutral ground, and this
city will probably be selected la
outlining the programme for the champ
ions triumphant tour, President Won
Der Ahe said We viii probably ira ~
in special train Of parlor cars We
expect 10 carry at least 200 people.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-15
THE NIrcHEIsTomN AFFAIR
IN" Government Determined To Make no
Inquiry.


W A'HlNGFoN, September IA Lon
don special 10 The STR states that the
Government have made a fresh stem on
lhe me That Churchill recommended 10
them On Monday, namely 10 stretch tbs
power of the executive io the utmost
lhey will make no inquiry into the
Nitchelstown affair. and will give no in.
struciions to the police 20 be merciful IN
their dealings with excited crowds An
instance OF the temper of the copstabu.
lafy was afforded me the other day. A
friend of an English member who was
present at the Herbeflsiown eviciions
was severely beaten by police Inspector
who apologiled and said he had mistaken
nim ior am Irish member. They DAY
us out I'D the House of Commons" he
,aid .asnd "e mean 10 pay them out in
no MERCY FOR tRIsuNEN.
LONDON September tG-The Niniste.
rial spccchCs of Wednesday night and
last night leave no doubt OF the Goyern-
ment nicnto ON to resort to rigorous
Application of the Crimes act and "A mer-
clless exercise of It's powers Mr.. Balfour
will stand by the police anl will grant no
inquiry into the affairs of Mitchclstown,
except such am official investigation ~
can toe guided by the Dublin Executive.
Mr BaliouT wlIl go t0 Dublin io.mor-
row to confer with the Executive. and
wilI return io London ON Saturday when
bee VIII go to scotland Co spend the recess
Addresses from Liberal associations
throughout lhe country urge Mr Glad.
stone to demand fam inquiry into the
Niichelst0Nn affair
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-12-17
MEMS FASHIONS.
All About Stylish Dress for the Lords of
Creation.

All About Stylish Dress Tor the Lords of
Creation.
Men who know how to dress do not
wear stripes down the outside seams of
their dress trousers.
The fashion of wearing white collars
and cuffs with "gridiron" shirts has gone
the way of all eccentricities.
The proper sleeve button is link, the
linked buttons being alike in pattern, not
button and bar as of old.
Broadcloth is out of date for dress suits.
\ very fine black diagonal or Angola cloth
is the eminently proper thing.
Light cloth over-gaiters for some abb
struse reason called Garibaldis," are liked
for morning wear by men who affect Eng
fish styles.
The dress coat should have its lapels
notched after the fashion of five years ago.
The silk-faced SHAWL collar" is very bad
form indeed.
1t is no impeachment of mans good
taste to own big diamonds, provided he
keeps them where they belong namely,
in his safe or deposit company's vault
The four-buttoned cutaway has almost
entirely superseded the frock for dressy
daylight wear (morning weddings, after
noon receptions and the like, except
among elderly men.
English fashions allow with black four
buttoned cutaway coats fancy waistcoats,
with dark maroon, blue or brown grounds,
dashed with small, modest patterns of con-
trasting colors.
Trousers are cut Of medium, but not ex-
aggerated, width, and perfectly straight.
The fold down the front of the leg has
been relegated to where it belongs, the
ready-made clothing store.
A man with an opera hat may be safely
set down as country COUSIN" or a relic
Of the past. The high silk hat is now
properly considered as much part of full
dress as the swallowtail coat.
Business suits for fall and winter are of
dark mixed cloths, or inconspicuous, in
fact, almost invisible, checks and stripes
The coat may be either three or four but
ton cutaway, or a four-buttoned sack
The waistcoat solves the problem of how
to distinguish the society man in dress
clothes from a waiter. 1t should be of
white repped pique, with fiat gold buttons
bearing the owners monogram.
The full-dress watch chain question is a
burning one. \ gold chain is distinctly in
bad form. A plain black silk cord is al
lowable, but not pretty. Why not fall
back on the fob? Though not in favor
just now, it is really the proper thing
with dress coat.
Three studs in the shirt front are correct
for full dress. They should be plain dead
gold or pearl Diamond studs proclaim
the metropolitan politician, sporting man
or saloon keeper. Even they know better
than to wear the fanciful combinations of
colored jewels which distinguish the rural
dude
Mems gloves are shorter than they were,
and must have but one button. For the
street they must be of some shade of
tan, with Tapped seams and wide black or
self-colored stitching on the back. Dress
gloves are of the palest pearl shades; also
white stitching, black or pearl, as pre-
ferred. CHICAGO Herald.